The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-02-17

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Officers Of Post No. 50, Alta: Commander, y. b.
Browne; sy. C., C. stammi J. v. g. :; g. Stout
surgT M A. Psck * Chap A. BRA, BrSdhedi u n
| Miller: Adj't j.. NJ jerks; . NJ, T. j.. Sprague;
@. NJ. s, 81 r. Brennan.
| Post, No. 1855: Commander t. w; Holloway
S.N c. h. II. Manley; J. V. c., J. A. Clark
Adt II ,i Duke g NJ Coleman Rspd BarSeri o1ap'
Dukes ;. NJ. w. ID. Patterson; q. NJ - Ira
4. i. Burnell. pattersonville: Officers of Post
No. 76: Commander III. III. Wyatt; :: v C., ~ ii.
Tamplin; J. v. C.. w ;. futile; Adjt A J.. Bur
Chap. y 5. Cropser; o. u, J. II. Walters: o; g.,
Austin Carver ;. NJ, J. 7. Argulight; q, NJ. 81 l.
II. Stores.
KANSAS
r. Reynolds, Paola: Officers Of McCaslin Post
/ No. III: Commander, J. II. Haughrey; ;. v; g,
Dilwin Parker; J. V. C.. Robt Dunn; a. NJ, ID. NJ
Ferguson; Chap. J. G. Strean; q. ID, ID. H. Fancy
Adi't, II. Reynolds; ;. NJ, q. L. Hawkins; q. NJ
Officers of VIM II. Lyle Post, No 81 TT Scott:
| Commander, w. w. Martin; s. V. C.. j. III. Barker;
J. " c.. J. NJ. Stanley; Surg, o. J. Bissell Chap,
Lewis Root; q; NJ, J. }. Stewart o. d., c. ID
M Wood. Clifton: Officers OF sedgwick Post.
/ No. -: Commander, w. H. Stedman; ;. v. g,
Jacob Buntoni J. v. c. G. jackson; q; NJ, II.
; Tinghast; o. d. John Felier; o. G., VIM; II.
Taylor; Chap, Ed. Baker; Surg. Joe Pym; Adjt,
G. Woody a. M. $, i. n. BudswOrthi s. NJ, Geo.
Pitts
MAINE
Nathan Pulcifur, Mapletou: Officers Of Post No.
l02; Commander, Nathan Pulcifur; :. V. C.. A. J.
Alleg; j. V. C., J. T. Roberts; Adj't, J. q. Chand-
Ter; Surg; q. !. Emerson; Chap, J. C. InGraSam m
Park; q NJ s., A. s. York.
MICHIGAN
James H. McCraner, Union: Officers Of Carter
| Post, No. 96 Commander. Hiram Meacham; :. ".
C., George Bement; J.V. C. Cornelius Fuller; Surg.
Hitchcock; o. D.. Job Bellows; o. G., o. q. Mea-
cham; Adi't, =. H. McCaner; s. NJ, J. C. Kyle.
Delegate, DR. c. ;. Buhand; Alternate. o. q. Mea-
cham.
ID. l.. Boyden. stoclSbridce: Officers of C. II.
Ewing Post, No. 2OS: Commanders, ID. L. Boyden )
= V. C., %. h. Brownel; J. V. C., III. Hare; u. ID,
A, q. Miller; o. c., ID. lSlazedell; Surg, V. Pickett
AdTt, n. Rodgers; q. NJ, Il. s. Rose
seymour STAGE AlleGan; Officers Of }. Bass fs
y w. Hurlbert }. v. C.. Charles Carter; Adi't,
seymour STAGE; q. NJ, Samuel 4. Murphy; O: D.,
G. w Newtoni o; g., @. J; Heseltoni Surg; J. L.
Hurdi @. Nj. $. Martin Baldwin.
Chester J. Murray, Homer: Officers OF Gregg
V, C., David II. James, J. V. C., John Hoffman
Adjt Joseph nj. Dolph; q. NJ, Aiva Spayde;
Surg, Albert J. Iuclzett: Chap, David H. Kirby
Q; d. David Foley; o; G.. Nathan d. Beeden; S.
NJ, Harry Hopkins; q. NJ s., Lewis Waterman.
Officers Of Chas. +. Grisson Post, No. l56. 81.
Johns: Commander, w. f Hamilton; $. V. G., w.
o. D., J. w. Bradner; @. NJ, w. r. Tromp; Surg.
J. p. Tremper; Chap, David Miller; o; G., Amos
/ ~
mander, l. C. Hall; S. V. G.. e Ben Fisher: J. V.
G.. A. Finley Adjt 7. MANCHESTER 9, NJ c ~ Van N
Cooper. Delegates, J. W. Wood, J. 9; Lewis. g
III. Rowe p. Mayo; Alternates, ID. ID. Buck, A
Griswold, VIM. Chfisty. w. H. Mason.
MINNESOTA
p. winsor, Fergus Falls; Officers OF Stanton
Post, No. SO: Commander, p. winsor; S. v. C., T.
shaver; }. V. C., Geo. A. Burbank; @. NJ, r.. III
o. d., w. c. Linoolni Adjt G. w. Smith; o. G., III
Burdorif; 5. NJ, II. Iser; Q; NJ. s.. NJ A; Glow.
Post. No. los: Commander w. I. Hilliard: sV. G.
I J H. Burrelli J. " G., James r. Sutherland; e
NJ, John Pryor; o. d.; Warren Works; o. q;
B. sietson; Adj't. n a. Fulton Delegates w. L
billiard, L. Osborn.
: NEBRASKA
W. H. Norton. St. Paul: Officers Of Candy Post
! No. s: Commander 7. McNabb; s.V. c., S. b. Nc
! Elhainey; J. v. c., VIM. Reynolds; o. d., l. III
! Harris; O. NJ, A w. Patterson; Chap, w. III
: Brooks; Surg. VIM. II. Ballinlan; o. G., Noat
, WE Hodges Ravenna: Officers OF Cedar Mount
! ain Post, No. go: Commander, J. s. salisbury; s
Mc, RI. Malin; } Y. C, =, NJ Buener; 9; NJ.
] W. 7. Hodges; o. G., n. Blair; O. D., J. Tawney
/ G.. ID. Morrison.
oficers Of Edgar Post. No. ls, Edgar: Com
4 c., J. J. Valley: @ NJ. A. @. Jacobs; Chap, J.W
Cottlei o. ID, VIM. NICOLA; o. c., NJ. Walton
. ~. T., "a "
= S. A. Hussey. Delegates 20 Department Encamp
=: ment, M. j. Hull, j. w. Cottle, A q. jacobs
BarnhRrt.
! NEW HAMPSHIRE
The 10th annual Encampment of this Department
was held at Manchester on the LIST and I'd inst Thu
reports Of the various officers submitted. Thu
: gain I'm membership during the year, given b!
:. Assistant Adjutani- General Kenney is as follows
; BY organization and muster ss9; by transfer IO2
by reinstatement 25s total gain 799 Losses for tn
same period; BY death, 20; by honorable discharge
20 by transfer. Jos by suspension, 30s by dishonor
able discharge, by disbanding q total loss $40
= net gain, 259. Assistant Quartermaster-Genera
Thomas Fletcher reported cash In treasury Il OO234
4 After the reading OF the reports and referenc
!, 10 committees, the secret work of the Orde
n was exemplihed by Louis Bell Post in a mRnne
n that met the appreciation Of the veterans present
!, The grand reception rendered 10 COMMANDMENT
= Chief FRrchild by the ladies Of the Relief Corps in
" Mechanics Hall In the evening was largely AT
tended by representative men and women of the cit
and state, and was certainly credit TO the lade
=" who projectedi H. The stage was occupied by larg
n number ofthe leading members of the Grand Arm.
y and Relief Corps, while the large hall was packed
a COmrade Huse introduced Department Commando
Farr as President Of the evening who in turn pre-
/, scented COmrade Thos Cogswell. Comrade Cogs
- well was warmly received, and delivered an ad
mirable address OF welcome TO the COMMANDMENT
Chief. Gen. Fairchild responded in a pleasant nd
= dress, after which Mrs. Lizabeth Turner, Nations
q Treasurer OF the Relief Corps came 10 the stan
n and charmed the large audience with n finely
:, delivered address. Music and speaking followed
. and D. was nearly IL o'clock before the meetin
was adjourned. AT O'Clock Wednesday mornin
the Encampment was called 10 order In Mechanic
Hall by Commander Fau. The following Officer
~ were then elected for the ensuing year; Depar
" ment Commander, Otis g. Wyatt; 5. " C., A. l
D., Thompson; J. v. C., T. ii. Floss; Medical Directo
el III. B. Fowler; Chap. j. X. Ever; G. of A., job
az Kenney Warren Noyes r. T. Leavitt, jr., Miner
~ Frye and Allan y. Messer Thomas Cogswell WI
p unanimously elected Delegate at Large 20 the Nj
tional Encampment. The Encampment then "A,
Journed for an hour. At l:30 IL was again called
order by Commander Farr and Comrades JOSEF
81. NJ. Glough, Of New London; Thomas 5. Ellis
II. Lancaster u. L. Gray, Of Manchester; David
m Burbank. of Hanover, aud Charles X. Parsons
D., STAFFORD, elected Delegates 10 the Nations
As. Encampmcnt. Aliernates, John l.. Bachelor
m. Laconia; q. w. Woodbury., Of New London; P
En- Noyes, of Lancaster; John Fullerton Of Manche
q, ter, and g. T. Smith. Of Hanover. During the u
D., campment resolutions upon the death OF Gen Jol
u. A. Logan were presented by Comrade Twitchell.
~ NEW MEXICO.
O.. Geo.W. Hartman. San Miguel: Officers Of Thorn
M | Post. No. j. Las Vegas: Commander L. c. For
n $. v. C., j. j. Ftzgerrell; j. v C., Ed johnson;
A. ID, O. J.. Gregory; o. O. Eli Caldwell; @. M. II.
g. Fetters. Delegates, Geo w. Hartman Ed job
h son, o. J.. Gregory Altemates Eli Caldwell, u
vid A. Mckcene, A. ii. McCornac.
er, NEW YORK.
~ Officers OF Post No. 307 New York: Command
~, Josiah III. Benton; S.N. C., Laurence Freeland: :
a. a. V. C., James III. Lockwood; q. NJ, Geo. J. wenc
10 Adjt, Lewis L. Davis; Chap. VIM H. Oal1de
=, Surg, Louis Grammar; o. d., ChRs. A. SwarthoI
~. o. O., Joseph L. Wood = NJ, John Reed q. NJ.
a. Geo. L. Dewey.
G. OHIO
On Jan 20 John b. Wilkin as Special Musteri